In a six-year relationship, Karen endured both physical and psychological abuse from her ex-partner. Upon separating from him, she faced relentless pursuit and threats to harm her daughters and take her life. Despite moments of profound fear and anguish, Karen found the strength to report her aggressor, leading to his arrest by authorities. Unfortunately, he secured his release by paying bail, compelling Karen to leave her home and seek refuge in an unfamiliar place.

Presently, Karen aspires to attain an immigration status that would afford her a higher quality of life, allowing her to provide a secure environment for her daughters. Opting to apply for the U Visa, she faces a financial barrier that puts her immigration process on hold. Your support can transform their dreams into reality, ensuring a brighter future for Karen and her daughters. Consider sponsoring her case and becoming an integral part of positive change.

Ana endured emotional abuse inflicted by her partner, who not only repeatedly betrayed her but also responded to her complaints with physical and verbal assaults. Ana bears physical injuries from the violence she suffered, often in the presence of her children. Her abuser further controlled her by taking and concealing her money, isolating her from friends, and turning her life into a harrowing ordeal.

Despite the challenges, Ana has now decided to pursue her immigration benefit under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). Regrettably, she lacks the financial means to initiate her application. Your support can help her realize this aspiration, sponsor her case, and become an integral part of fostering positive change.

Shirley became a victim of extortion in her home country, targeted by paramilitary groups due to her cousin’s involvement in Colombian politics. Her cousin, an advisor to the mayor, was hunted down and killed by guerrillas, leading to the disappearance of other relatives, assassination attempts, and the tragic loss of Shirley’s father.

Fearing for their lives, Shirley had to flee, relocating to another city with her children due to persistent threats. Seeking refuge in Mexico with her youngest son, she found that the threats persisted. Now, she is pursuing asylum in the United States to safeguard herself and her children.

Regrettably, Shirley lacks the financial means to initiate her asylum application. Your support can transform her aspirations into reality, sponsor her case, and contribute to the positive change she seeks for herself and her family.